Lets go back to the 1970’s with Christopher Bailey. 
Let’s go back to the early 1970’s with the man himself Christopher Bailey. The inspiration was held strong and notable with fringing, tassels, and mirrored effects with hints of quilting and ponyskin for added texture. Bailey gave us drama, colour and complete artisanal beauty.
Patchwork constructed garments floated to the mid-calf worn and walked with fringed booties with up to the knee style too. Burberry wouldn’t be the same anyone without a poncho walking – and fear not and there was plenty of those with fringed locks and blanket cape style while the shearling coats stood out – especially in leopard print.
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Cameron, the visionary force behind frontrowedit.co.uk, established his highly acclaimed blog a decade ago, catapulting him to the forefront of the social media landscape. With a keen focus on global relationships and exclusive interviews with editors, designers, celebrities, and tastemakers, Cameron seamlessly navigated his way to becoming a sought-after freelance consultant. His expertise even caught the attention of the prestigious Saks Fifth Avenue in the United States.
In 2019, Cameron earned recognition as one of the influential figures under 30 in the Watches & Jewellery industry. Back in 2014, CNN International ranked his blog as the 7th top-read in its category, solidifying his position as a captivating and authoritative voice in the digital space. Explore the world of fashion, lifestyle, and industry insights with Cameron on frontrowedit.co.uk.
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